Working Woman
"I am
absolutely obsessive about diary-keeping," she explained. "I can tell
you what I'm doing next June. It's the only way I can make this all possible.
The first thing I do in the year is get everyone else's diary - David's, the
children's - so I know when all his football games are, where they are, what
the kids have to do, when the parent-teacher conferences are, and then I build
my work schedule around that. Of course, some things are out of my control: if
I have to be in New York for fashion week, I'll miss something."
Another
high-profile woman in fashion to talk about how her commitment to family life
is Burberry chief executive Angela Ahrendts,
who was this weekend named number eight in theFinancial Times' 2011 Top 50 Women in World
Business chart.
"I'm
nearly always at home at the weekends; that's important for every working woman
today, not just me," she told the Financial Times. "I don't encourage people
to come in at the weekend and work, I encourage people to go home and create
great families."
Source: VOGUe - ELLA
ALEXANDER 12 December 2011
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